the concoction is an aerosolized nano body. the nasal spray or inhaler it could be self administered daily. >> the research team is in active discussions with commercial partners to begin clinical trials if successful they hope to make these widely available and inexpensive. they would serve as a bridge until we get a vaccine. >> kaiser permanente in oakland is joining the late stages of a covid-19 vaccine study, the phase 3 clinical trial will test the vaccine in 1400 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 85 in california and oregon. the vaccine was developed by the next goal of more than 100 20 sites around the world. >>> some essential workers are getting much needed relief. >> the challenge on social media. >> let me count it out. here we go. >> wow, that is the moment of smokehouse barbecue got a $1000 tip and it works like this. users ask their followers to venmo and cash out to give it to their waiter. >> now i don't have to worry about paying rent so i have that and when i can put some money aside, words cannot describe

there are a few different nano particles.y, hepatitis "b" vaccine, which has been -- as you know, has been very successful, very good vaccine, was kind of the first particle vaccine made recommandantly. we have a little bit of a different take on that. these are respiratory viruses. they have a complex mechanism by which they bind to a human cell and basically this protein called the spike protein acts like a syringe to inject the virus genetic material into a host cell, and that takes over and your lung cell now becomes a virus factory and it's very, of course, very destructive to that tissue. so if we can block that, if we can make an antibody through that spike protein. so to do that, we have to make the spike protein almost, you know, exactly like it is in the virus, but we put it into a little particle and that's all in our particles. it's not living, it's like the syringe, as i said. and if you make antibodies, you're going to block the infection with, you know, with a lot of certainty. that's what we do. that's why it'

. >> and these nano bodies you will be using they come from camels and llamas? >> they are mimicked and inspired by antibodies that are naturally circulating in llamas so aashish manglik took the scaffolding and created a synthetic of these kind of nano bodies that we call aeronabs . out of these 2 billion we selected some leads and optimized them to be incredibly tight binders for the virus and incredibly powerful. >> what have been some of the biggest challenges in doing this research? >> it is a general challenge in finding these nano bodies in the first place and it is that typically people have to immunize a llama or alpaca to find them and what peter just described with the technology we have been building to do this is completely in the lab. in some ways we had been building technology for other purposes to overcome the challenge of finding these nano bodi in the first place and with the pandemic we pivoted to basically use that approach to fight the virus. on a more practical level one of the big challenges has been that normally there is a rapid pace in

she found nano particles of 7 different metals in the juma including crimea. tungsten and titanium. there's no metals industry around but these are all used by the arms industry. dr gassy believes francesco was contaminated by dust from a big explosion icicle at the. ok i mean they're calling out those who are looking. for that for them in. the science of nano particles is still new but the world health organization says early signs show that fine material may be harmful to public health. the w.h.o. is encouraging further research. dr getting has consulted to for parliamentary inquiries that looked into the activities of the italian defense force it was that if you know said the painter that it printed. them in a corner or. authority figure out the only real little bit you. very. much is so. so that it may. not. know. this. it's a 2 hour drive heading north out of town larder to the queerer bombing range. this is the scene of tragic health stories and mysterious birth defects that have come to be dumped the queerest syndrome. for many here life still slow and traditional. but it sou

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mask which they've actually, they provide nano material with the mask, with some velcro and it holds his shape very nicely. but maybe to get. >> 95 standard in china, but it's not quite as carefully regulated. a key difference is the n-95, and the material. is that right, the key material to avoid is the stretchy material, and then again, as long as you've got a filter pocket. decent hit. you can always add your own filter. >> great lesson as we continue to say, everybody, wear your insight. we'll take a short break on the air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right back. air and be right ba

>> nano means it's at the scale or size of the virus. so what you are trying to do with the vaccine, obviously, is create immunity, without ever getting sick. the immune system is programmed to see the nano size. if it sees the nano particle, it becomes activated and you get these very robust immune responses. by the way, hepatitis b vaccine which has been, as you know, has been very successful, very good vaccine. was kind of the first particle vaccine made. we have a little bit of a different take on that. these are respiratory viruses. they have a complex mechanism, by which they bind to human cell. and basically this protein called the spike protein acts like a syringe to inject the virus genetic material into host cell. and that takes over and your lung cell now becomes a virus factory. and it's very, of course, very destructive to that tissue. so if we can block that, if we can make an antibody to that spike protein. so, to do that, we have to make the spike protein almost, you know, exactly like it is in the virus. but we put it in

and the other soccer fans in sao paolo see things differently for them so nano is pins humane and a danger to brazilian democracy. which is pretty dull p.r. there's another virus worse than the coronavirus of little. old houses the racism and right wing extremist policies of our government you know is still mislabel no single variable. yet here i mean the divisions are growing even deeper between those championing a right now. revolution. and times fighting for the future of democracy in brazil. was. always on the road but was it home to. the band makes up possible. julius says he and esther i'm sure the camper girls. say things to the tests the 3 camera checks 5 pros. read. on t.w. . all the 77 percent of the talk about. africa's population is rapidly growing. is causing a lot of. the core issue. i wonder what do you think of the 77 percent. in 60 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get a map now. i think is inevitable that for a while eventually becomes electric so i don't know how that wil

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inside our molecules known as nano bodies. found in llamas, they found the immune proteins with the human cell. the inhaler could be self administered daily. it's amazing the types of things they are developing not only on the vaccine, but also on the treatment part and preventative as well. >> to explore everything and hopeful that they will come up with the treatment and we are waiting for that. hopefully you can look out side. mostly clear skies and went. all you have to do is look up and you will be able to catch about 15 to 20 per hour far enough away from the lights. let's take a look at what is happening, the fog is spreading back in as we look towards downtown 61 degrees downtown, 71 in oakland, 79 in santa rosa , 80 degrees and still 90s in livermore, close to 90 degrees the east bay is where our dog comes from brentwood always love sharing this picture in the 90s right now not going to cool off too fast be careful with the hot concrete underneath the pause to head out for a dog walk. the temperatures will drop off. e

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flames from the ellen you complex destroyed homes in the nano, wilson walker explains it's a start reminderle most of us are. >>> is probably because of moi the place felt very much like a rain forest now a reminder of anyplace in california which can burn. >> i have kittens we could not evacuate. i pray they make it through. i will take pictures for the insurance. >> they are not alone much of the community was lost including the old one room schoolhouse and the post >> sin the early 1900s. it survives all of this time. now, it's gone. >> >> the fire is the natural part of the ecosystem including the redwood forest. the berkeley school of natural resources says fire risk in california was always everywhere. >> one of the effects we see in california of climate changes the fire system needs it starts earlier and ends later. but more preconditioning to burn. >> very nervous. they say do not worry about it. here we are. >> tiny often rainsoaked the latest california community to be consumed by fire. she said she will not be coming back. >> after 40 years our children memories come everything,

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the origins trace back to a tiny molecule first discovered in camels called a nano body. they can be ma anymore-related to perform specific tasks such as attaching themselves to the proteins on the coronavirus. >> this is effectively a really amazing mousetrap. >> reporter: they poured through roughly 2 billion nano bodies before they found best candidate. then they reengineered it to be even more potent. knowing the coronavirus uses its spikes to attach itself to a specific part of the lung cell, they work to stop the invasion in its tracks. a process illustrated. >> when they bind to the spike protein, the virus can't attach to ace 2 and it loses its ability to infect cells. >> reporter: the main challenge left, how to best get it into the body. they're stable enough to be turned into an effective arrow sol. a powerful medication patients could inhale to protect themselves from infection. >> the ability of it, to be delivered to the airways and to attack virus directly, it gives us this incredible power. >> they are now in talks to ramp up production of clinical trials.

insider molecules known as nano bodies. naturally found in llamas.hey have found the antibody like immuno proteins can stop coronavirus from binding with the human cell. the nasal spray or inhaler could be self-administered daily. >>we look at it as a molecular mousetrap. is incredibly potent, powerful way to neutralize the s conavirus. >> what would you do with 180,000 >> what would you do with 180,000 ft.b2 of empty gym spac ? the bay club in pleasanton is one of many across the state partnering with candor care education. there setting up cross room classroom pods. they follow lesson plans from their schools while the bay club has a structured environment to support the children through distance learning. replacing stationary bikes with desks. >> this is where you would have your bar class ? now it will be where the pods are ? >> yes athis is a part where po we will divide it in half. >> it's like having a tutor in the room making sure they understand what the next step in helping them work through the day. >> the school day will follow with pe cl

. >> it poured through roughly 2 billion synthetic nano bodies before they found the best candidate and they re-engineered it to be the most potent and it uses its spike to attach itself to the abc-2 receptor and they worked to stop the invasion in its tracks and a process illustrated in an animation produced by researchers. >> when aeronabs bind to the spiked protein, it loses the ability to infect cells. >> the main challenge left how to best get it into the body. they're stable enough to turn it into an effective aerosol. a powerful medications they can inhale to protect themselves from infection. >> the ability of to attack the virus directly that give us us this incredible power. >> the ucsf team is now in talk talks with potential partners. if successful they envision the aeronabs as a super flu formula to keep healthy patients from being infected or treat an oral infection all by inhaling a simple mist. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> kaiser permanente is getting involved in large, late-stage trials for covid-19. several sites will test an investigational vaccine create asked sponso

the leaves are solar panels and the fruits if you look at them on a molecular level they have nano technology placing atoms at a higher resolution than intel would on a chip. it's unbelievable manufacturing technology. i do like to highlight that to people. now covid-19 makes everyone aware that biologies is powerful but, yeah, jurassic park, i think, telling the story well. it demonstrates the wonder. like my gosh. dinosaurs. then at the same time it sends a message life will find a way. life can get out of control. and here we sit. right. and i think that is an important lesson for -- as we enter this century of biological engineering that those building the programs to program cells need to internalize. we have to be respectful of the technology and need to build out the tools and social infrastructure to be able to respond when life does find a way. and so it was a very, very informative piece of art for me, for sure. >> okay. so, yes, biology by itself nature is a builder. it manufacturers things. that's what it is. and use my example of a tree that grows into the shape of a table. what

you'll just go belly up as most of us that's what we have to take from the sky on just mysterious nano sushmita. the next fake is a goal the thought ideal the future is waiting to be back so beautiful. these are powerful images of the home side because it is world that is gone. from this position the chances of a direct free kick hitting the net a rule of one in a hospice set. to keep it could only anticipate who get on the end of this pull and propecia all the variations but he couldn't have predicted that nobody would get on the end of it straight it from philip knox. but comedy of errors our look back playing. any runners for the 1st goal. which is always a screen t.v. news on your plate infantile. and the shit she's jumping. ship it pays to be some subtle subject. so i don't rebound girls to me and i try to hit the children that you might choose. to i. like to make them and see it up on the just cut up she's not much use again because someone's in the way they can also don't give you such. doesn't seem to be for me today for the case for the school especially when seen from. the to

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exactly well we have too many seeing all of these you know strategy going for it being reactionary now nano if you look at what has been said over the last few years particularly from operation servant operation barca the international community the americas and the france in particular have been saying that they have made gains and that they have in a way or another undermined some of the armed groups operating in those areas but when you look at the library itself 2017 the kills 4 special forces soldiers from the us now they are killing french aid workers is in this an indication that the fight is far from over. i think you're buried their fire fight is very far from over and like the. gentleman said from. niger it's this east shoes happen. in mind or war east going on because sikhs french nationals have been killed then we sent many interested in what is going on it's not an isolated incident it's this it seems that the happening or cross this i have a region on a daily basis we want to pick up more new when it includes foreigners especially westerns so the security situation in this a h

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tennell community area bhutan of state park that also includes barca nano was community boot on a creekdrainage south skyline but boulevard that's the area near highway 9. the russian ridge open space preserve area. middleton track area zoned portola redwoods state park and portola heights community area all those. spots in san mateo county are being ordered to evacuate right now that's because of the seas eu lightning complex fire. well jumped out to moraine county and the woodward fire continues to burn in the point reyes national seashore evacuation warner's warnings have been issued for people in the community of bolinas that's right along the coast. and that's where we find kron 4 sweep gaal who's standing by live right now for us with the very latest on the situation developing there felipe. >>just unfortunately it appears that the flames seem to be isolated to rural areas along the seashore right now the county has only issued an evacuation warning but if conditions change then that warning can quickly turn into an order. >>too close for comfort a plume of smoke shooting up from

because we are the sun people one not like you not if we work all day we need our familiar flew to nano there is mostly meat over there in sweden now but with our extra gradients it almost tastes like home we come back we'll have planted it. they have big plans. each of them wants to own 100000 baht just under $3000.00 euros per person. will the season be good they don't know or care. will they find enough berries. they now have 2 months to do it. and we will try to meet up with them again in sweden. in this vast expanse more than $6000.00 times a year this year to pick the wild berries. first we try to find chang since we visited him in thailand we have kept in touch with him via social networks check and wrote to us that he should be in this area about 3 hours' drive north of the stockholm. he sent us the name of the place and the photo of his accommodations. we find the building in the late afternoon but the bury pickets are still out. here. in the nearest town zuda ham is only one blueberry dealer maybe will find chang here. we asked the commission and we are allowed to film in the

have seen that from him with respect to racial unrest or covid-19, she described him as don't wait a nanoackle a tough problem. he downplayed that, most americans have given him bad marks for that, so the reality is inconsistent with this glowing portrait she presented of his achievements. >> o'donnell: and joel, you heard her describe joe biden as an empty vessel, once again this idea that he is the trojan horse for what is going to be a set of liberal policies. >> that is the best that they have figured out how to stitch isgether about joe biden this entire week. inn now the president of the united states. >> thank you very much, thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. friends, delegates and distinguished guests, please, i stand before you tonight, honored by your support, proud of the extraordinary proha mades ncyears imi the bright future we will build for america over the next four years. (applause) we begin this evening, our thoughts are with the wonderful people who have just come through the wrath of hurricane laura. we are working closely with state and local officia

we are starting to see things what nano, emily turner, has ed in ur county across the bay area head to our website, kpix.com . >>> and a major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. globally, the number of confirmed cases has now topped 25 million. here in the u.s., that number now nearing 6 million. right now the oakland a's are in isolation after confirming a case of covid-19. >>> the a's were supposed to finish their series in houston last night and had to seattle to continue the road trip. than a member of the traveling party tested positive fo coronavirus. the game in houston was postponed and the next 24 to 48 hours will be spent in isolation at the hotel, as the rest of the group waits to be cleared for travel. roughly a dozen mlb teams have reported positive covid-19 test in the first five weeks of the shortened season. check the combination of politics and social justice protest boiled over this weekend with supporters of president trump holding a demonstration and clashing with counter protesters on the golden gate bridge. >> you are smashing and looting down the street. >> 2

now they can't do the 7 nano i don't know, carl they're not who they used to be.hat's who they are. they're not who they used to be. it's sad >> you still keep going after bp i don't know, you know -- >> they raised the dividend -- >> i thought you were mr. cashin neutral. >> not for an oil company. >> i thought you were a trillion tree guy. >> i am. 3 trillion trees and we bring the world back to where -- we even get -- why don't they go clean the plastic in the pacific if that's what they want to do i don't know bp is an oil company and they were very -- they were celebrating oil in february and now they're trashing oil you can't switch like that you can't. >> somebody -- somebody is going to have to make the pivot in that industry at some point somebody and be potentially rewarded for t i come back to the fact that you talk about this industry as being uninvestable. >> and that's been about as right as rain. >> i don't understand what changes your viewpoint because you seem to be saying it based on the fact that so few -- there is a growing group of institution

hubble nano will not but. now i have followed one. of the thought of the mathematics of the. law the island of the software. in part 2 the night gradually closes in on mossad agent. in 2008. 0 documented a groundbreaking skiing. preparing some have in the years poorest children for entry into its toughest universities ready. we return to see how the students and the scheme helping change the face of india. super 30 announces iraq. from a local celebrity. to extraordinary interview. many called islam so many home. but when a deadly typhoon hits the philippines counties we call for complete disaster. are just 0 follows the lives of the remarkable people who grew up. not consumed by the most money on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks from taxing not only against the police crackdown but also against what they call election with details coverage. of it people have lost their jobs because of the pandemic and feel as journalism from around the world following reports that officials were aware of the presence of highly explosive material there are plans for mass demonstration

fascinating and these are not in clinical trials, but what happened at ucsf, they were looking at nanoantibodies. and they are able to, basically in the lab, show they may be able to block the proteins from the coronavirus to bind from the cell to our bodies, preventing the virus from replicating. and they are saying they can mass produce them and dry them down and put them in a aerosol form, and they can ship it across the country and it can live on the shelf for a long time. could be a game changer. we need to see the clinical trials and see that it produces the results that the scientists hope it does. >> there's a warning that the vaccine we get for covid would be less effective in obese people. what role can a person's health play? >> there's theories of effectiveness of vaccine and people being obese. one problem could be the underlying immune system. there can be chronic inflammation that prevents the vaccine from being effective. and another could be that maybe they need a bigger dose. and it is harder for the needle to hit the muscle if somebody is obese. we need to look at it

the university of texas has been working on nano bodies. they are saying it is working. it is blocking the virus from entering the host cell. but at this point it is being done in labs. we still don't have animal studies yet. let alone human trials. it will be a ways off until we see this. the good news they say it would be over-the-counter and inexpensive if and when it becomes available. jackie: dr. nicole saphier, so much more we still need to learn. we look forward to having you back. >> thank you. jackie: connell? connell: jackie, if you're looking for a little extra boost in the morning, i guess who isn't, right? dunkin' has you covered. the doughnut chain turning some of the most popular drinks into caffeinated cereal. comes in two flavors. mocha latte and it has equivalent of 1/10 of in a cup of coffee. there you go, caffeine in the cereal. we should have this live in a few minutes from wilmington, delaware. joe biden, kamala harris, the first joint appearance of the candidates for president. they're set up in the gymnasium there. we will take you there when the

okat is interesting about nano of the north is that there were certain liberties taken when he was shootinganook, and there is a moment where nanook bites a record as though he does not know what a record is. there was an anthropologist at the time who said, no, no, he would have known what that was. i'm not quite believing everything robert is showing us. come forward several years, bowling for columbine comes out, and it is one of the most popular documentaries of its moneyone of the most making documentaries. it also did not fully portrayed the truth. it had statistics that were made up. i'm wondering what is your take on creative license and truth? >> michael moore, i will not remember the quote properly, but roger ebert had a wonderful quote about michael moore. he said some of this film is true -- i will get it wrong. what people forget about michael moore is he is a satirist. he is not a journalist. he makes jokes. flaherty.king about from today's perspective, people say flaherty was doing and historical film. inuit as to show the they were before the white man. of course they knew a

point when we all support the testing capability but also now i mean just like in the last 2 days nano corps has been at the forefront for the diagnostic facilities that are on within 90 minutes so we certainly have kept ability but it just that we're going to have oversight just very quickly what are we seeing at the moment aberdeen now being basically locked down on we seeing just the 1st wave carrying on with this or do you think we are going to see the signs of a 2nd wave of this virus just briefly but i think due to my calculation this at the tail end of the fence to prevail and i can't but it is pretty clear that we all have still chances to get infection the one we haven't gotten to like here to 90 percent are still and in fact if so any change in the solution be it would circulate in the virus back into it and it is pretty clear that once we open up that the chances for the largest deployment of the community would be again very high but i think the important thing at this moment is merely to identify the smallest are very quickly and are trying to stem and isolate them so that

some reagents, and these reagents don't have to be very big because they are all on the micra or the nanoto scale, so by september, october we are producing millions of these and by the end of the year we should be producing a million a month, and thenit producing a million a month, and then it will be just normal scaling of manufacturing, so well enough cartridges are available for the flu season cartridges are available for the flu season and that is the other thing i forgot to mention, because we have got so many wells, we can also put if you like, the g detectors for influenza a, influenza b, and other types of pathogen. it has been fascinating talking to you. we could carry on all morning. thank you so much forjoining us and good luck scaling up. thank you very much, thank you, goodbye. from this week, employers can insist that staff return to the workplace — as long as sufficient safety measures are in place to guard against the spread of coronavirus. it marks a shift from previous government advice, telling people to work from home if possible. jayne mccubbin reports. manchester is

time now is being parsed down to the nano seconds for the purpose of timing financial transactions and everything else. you would be amazed to understand what has to be sink and eyes in terms of time to make things work right in this country. it brings us to the vulnerability of gps that what would happen if we did not have a shared position navigation and timing that provides. public service announcements and i chaired a space-based timing advisory board to the executive command management across government but just an example, a type of function not generally recognized by the public but that affects everything they've got, gps chips are ubiquitous in almost any type of personal items we have right now to industrial control systems and so forth but that would be an example of a service or a function that is critical and affects everything in the country and affects all these outcomes and affects the general welfare. >> catherine, would you like to weigh in? >> i think the original question was, you know, [inaudible] and i'm all over the pnc. you know my company and that sector is all

they are talking about they have discovered what they call nano bodies.produced in other animals, lamb mass, camels, we have known about them for years. essentially they are combining them and in the nasal spray form they're actually blocking that spike protein from incorporating into your cells. they are thinking it may a way to prevent covid-19. it's still only in lab form. would have to do some animal and human testing. they are hopeful that maybe in the next few months, maybe, that it might be available. buff they said if and when it's available, it will be not very expensive and it will be available over the counter which is important. brian: all right, dr. nicole saphier, can't thank you enough. >> thanks, brian. brian: great to see you. now she gets to do her day job being a doctor. brian: israel and united arab elm litcsh. how close are we to a peace deal. what about saudi arabia and bahrain. talk about that with lee zeldin from the house foreign affairs committee. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients to help them protect their teeth and ke

i had to watch every nano second of this convention.nyone that's into donald trump and his pettiness and his smallness and his hush money checks written to porn stars from the country's oval office, they're gone. but how do you take everybody else and try to make some progress in this moment? >> well, it's a really good point, and also and brandon marshall, video came out of him. he's been really active on the forefront of this work and he had people call the cops on him trying to move into his new $18 million house. i mean, like as i've said, it doesn't matter how wealthy or educated you are when it comes to these situations. here's what's key from the strategic standpoint. as a political scientist, i don't believe in undecided voters. not now. we haven't had undecided voters in 20 years. people know how they feel. they're deciding whether they want to vote or not, not who they're going to vote for. the most effective strategy that democrats have been able to demonstrate is, one, the diversity of these crowds. the fact that it is large

again, to what he might say, you are a recent sign-on to the lincoln project, which came, you know, a nano second after the announcement was made with one of their ads about kamala harris, but there was one line that struck me. this is the america of our better angels. talk about that, will you? >> well, it goes back to the question you asked me before about how the messaging evolves here. and i think the one thing that a lot of people have about joe is an understanding. they just understand the guy. they've been in his space, we've been in his space for 30-plus years. which makes it so hard for donald trump to define him, the way he would like to. the way he's defined and dismissed republicans who were standing on that debate stage with him in '16. the way he defined and dismissed hillary clinton with the aid of a lot of people who had already themselves defined her in a negative way. that's not this narrative. and so what he has a chance to do is pull people back from that space. from that old kind of bully playground kind of environment and talk about, you're better than that. we know y

and time now is being parsed down to the nano seconds for the purpose of timing financial transactions and everything else and you would be amazed to understand what has to be synchronized in terms of time to make things work right in this country which brings us to the vulnerability of gps and what would happen if we didn't have a an assured in position. i chair the timing advisory board to the executive committee that manages across government, just an example, the type of function generally recognized by the public that affects everything they've got, timing and gps chips are ubiquitous in personal items we have right now, industrial control systems and so forth. that would be an example of a service or a function that's critical, affects everything in the country and affects all of these outcomes and affects the general welfare. >> kathryn, would you like to weigh in? >> i think the original question was, you know, what counts critical and i'm all over the pnt. you know, you know my company, you know the sector is all over this. and i think your point is well, well made that does t

>> yes, moving to the thinner processers, the 7 nano processors, amd already winning in pc's and laptopsave about 75% of that market. where they are going to pick up share now is in the big data center and server market, they could move from less than 5% up to 30% in the next couple of years while intel struggles, that's going to be the fuel for amd going forward. stuart: okay, how about the s&p 500, it's in record territory, but you've been looking at the history books and you say history shows or tells us that the s&p is going higher from here, make your case. >> yeah, when you look back all the way to 1950, stuart, and look at every single all-time the s&p 500 and precursor had made, you will see that when it makes all-time high, in general, it doesn't -- it's bearish for the next few months and even out to a year, however, if there's a 5-month gap since the last all-time high like what we are living in right now, the numbers actually go up astonishingly. 82% stronger move than on average for the first month, 42% for six months and even 30% more than an average s&p move over the next

actually, the company oxford nano poor who are behind one of the kits have really led the field in termsthe mark and have had to be withdrawn andi mark and have had to be withdrawn and i imagine with this one people wa nted and i imagine with this one people wanted to be absolutely sure it is working properly. we know there are certain parts of the uk, manchester for example, where they are concerned about the rise in cases and when you look at that, concerned are you about what is happening there? well, i do not think there is any doubt that now, as we have eased lockdown, the number of cases are slowly starting to rise and it is happening in manchester and other parts of the country and so we have to make rapid decisions about how we're going to stop this happening and in manchester they have taken the decision about reducing contact within the house because this seems to be where a lot of the transmission is occurring, but we have to make these kind of decisions across the whole country over the coming weeks and months but one of things that will help us is the ability to very quickly